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- reck|ling «REHK lihng», noun.British Dialect. the smallest and weakest one in a litter of animals or a family of children: »
There lay the reckling one, But one hour old! (Tennyson).
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Useful english dictionary. 2012.
There lay the reckling one, But one hour old! (Tennyson).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
reck — reck·less; reck·less·ly; reck·less·ness; reck·ling; reck·ling·hausen; reck·on; reck·on·able; reck·on·er; reck·on·ing; reck; … English syllables
reckling — reck·ling … English syllables
Recklinghausen — Reck|ling|hau|sen: Stadt im Ruhrgebiet. * * * Recklinghausen, 1) Kreisstadt in Nordrhein Westfalen, 75 m über dem Meeresspiegel, im nördlichen Ruhrgebiet zwischen Emscher und Lippe, 126 500 Einwohner; Landesanstalt für … Universal-Lexikon
Recklinghäuser — Reck|ling|häu|ser, der; s, : Ew. * * * Rẹck|ling|häu|ser, der; s, : Ew … Universal-Lexikon
Recklinghäuserin — Reck|ling|häu|se|rin, die; , nen: w. Form zu ↑ Recklinghäuser. * * * Rẹck|ling|häu|se|rin, die; , nen: w. Form zu ↑Recklinghäuser … Universal-Lexikon
Recklinghausen canals disease disease of bone — Reck·ling·hau·sen canals, disease, disease of bone (rekґling hou″zen) [Friedrich Daniel von Recklinghausen, German pathologist, 1833–1910] see under canal, and see neurofibromatosis 1, under neurofibromatosis, and osteitis fibrosa cystica … Medical dictionary
Recklinghausen-Applebaum disease — Reck·ling·hau·sen Ap·ple·baum disease (rekґling hou zen ahpґəl boum) [F.D. von Recklinghausen; L. Applebaum, German physician, 20th century] hemochromatosis … Medical dictionary
Recklinghausen's disease — Reck·ling·hau·sen s disease rek liŋ .hau̇ zənz n NEUROFIBROMATOSIS Recklinghausen Friedrich Daniel von (1833 1910) German pathologist. A professor of pathology at the universities of Königsberg, Würzburg, and Strasbourg, Recklinghausen is best… … Medical dictionary
recklinghausen — reck·ling·hausen … English syllables
Recklinghausen — Reck•ling•hau•sen [[t]ˈrɛk lɪŋˌhaʊ zən[/t]] n. geg a city in North Rhine Westphalia, in NW Germany. 127,139 … From formal English to slang